Learning Goals & Products

Learning Goals

1

Students will be able to investigate the needs of classmates, families, and kūpuna for a respectful and engaging identity gallery using firsthand listening and observation evidence.

2

Students will be able to synthesize connections among Hawaiian language, cultural knowledge, personal experiences, and values to explain how identity and belonging develop.

3

Students will be able to define an audience-centered design brief and collaboratively set goals for artwork that communicates identity with meaning and purpose.

4

Students will be able to prototype and refine identity storybooks, self-portrait cards, and portfolio displays using captions, symbolism, composition, and culturally respectful visual choices.

5

Students will be able to create, test, and present original personal music while justifying how musical choices communicate interests, knowledge, skills, and expressive intent.

6

Students will be able to present and reflect on a multimodal identity exhibition by responding empathetically to visitors and using feedback to explain growth and possible improvements.

Products

individual

Audience-Informed Identity Portfolio and Personal Music Presentation

Each student creates a structured audience-research artifact and prototype, then assembles a portable portfolio containing a two-page identity storybook, self-portrait cards, photos, drawings, labeled artifacts, captions, reflection prompts, and an audio recording of original music. A short designer statement traces how respectful audience feedback shaped revisions and explains the portfolio’s visual and musical intent.

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Aloha Identity Gallery Walk Experience and Exhibition

Teams synthesize individual audience research into a shared needs statement and design brief, then prototype, test, and refine a gallery layout that displays portfolios, cards, storybooks, music, and visitor-response stations. At the exhibition, team members explain their evidence-based design decisions, welcome classmates, families, and kūpuna, and collect kind notes for reflection.

Rubric

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